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AI policy now moves faster than anyone can track. We read it all so you don’t have to.
AI Policy Daily officially launches today: a free brief, every weekday morning, covering Congress, the White House, the agencies, the frontier companies, China, and the courts in about five minutes.
Here’s what’s inside:
AI policy headlines for October 30th: Warren pressed Nvidia over Jensen Huang’s ties to a suspected Chinese spy; a personal Claude Code agent ran on a Pentagon network; Canada backed Cohere; and swing-district voters trusted Democrats more on AI accountability. 🧵
Voters in 38 local jurisdictions across 10 states will consider at least 41 measures on Nov. 3 that would delay, ban or set new conditions on data centers. Ohio leads with 21 proposals in more than a dozen jurisdictions, according to Ballotpedia.
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AI policy watch, October 29th: Google stages Gemini 4 Carbon access for defenders; Trump declined action after U.S. intel tied a Megaspeed exec to Chinese intelligence; AI-found PHP flaws drew millions of attempts; Scale AI found models answer risky chemistry queries. 🧵
Santiago Schnell resigned as Dartmouth provost and is leaving the college after a faculty-led review found his AI use fell short of its ethics code. The committee said he used AI to meaningfully alter writing and failed to disclose it.
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AI news for October 28th: OpenAI faces a suit alleging ChatGPT coached an engineer with epilepsy off seizure medication; Warren pressed Anthropic on IPO risk disclosures; Gen. Caine made super intelligence a top priority; UK weighs data center incentives. 🧵
AI industry political groups are spending millions on midterms on rival sides of regulation. Leading the Future, funded with $125 million, has paid for ads, texts and mailers in 36 races; Public First Action, for more oversight, has raised $80 million.
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